civility

Regarding culture, I’m very motivated and concerned this year about democratic norms and civility within our government.

The “new civility” promoted by Antoine Courtin expected the mouth to be kept shut when smiling.

Indeed, they view us as children who can never adhere to the standards of civility and decency to which they hold other groups.

We should expect the default to be civility, not harassment.

Its civility has been crushed; its fragile peace has been blown apart by the mindless toxicity of a summer of violence.

His second appearance was late Thursday, where he met civility with his own.

Am I not in France—gay, delightful France—partaking of the kindness and civility of the country?

The same game of finesse was played at his own table; for there De Patinos had for some time assumed an air of civility.

A courteous manner, and graceful offer of service are valued highly when offered, and the giver loses nothing by her civility.

Nothing could rouse him out of his tame civility, which had been taken more than once for obsequiousness.

He omitted no opportunity of showing marked civility to Tallard.